Highlights

Enemy of the State by Daniel McCarthy
Oh, What a Lovely War: Gordon Prather
The Zero: Charley Reese
New Labour's Waste of Trust: Andrew Gilligan
Envoy's Sacking Highlights Abuses: William Fisher
 
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News
Updated April 30, 2005 - 11:11 PM EDT
Pentagon: No New North Korean Nuke Capability
New Blasts Kill 11 Iraqis, 7 GIs
Sunnis Barred From Top Iraqi Ministries
Iowa Guard Officer: Training in Texas Inept
Report: Abu Ghraib Judge Covered Up Vietnam Atrocities
Witness: Interrogations Faked at Guantanamo
Ex-Bush Officials Detail Bolton's Efforts to Punish Dissent
Viewpoints
Oh, What a Lovely War
by Gordon Prather
New Labour's Waste of Trust
by Andrew Gilligan
Blair Cannot Shirk Responsibility Any Longer  by Charles Kennedy
Enemy of the State  by Daniel McCarthy
The Zero  by Charley Reese
Barbarity With Impunity
Washington Post

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Frontline
Italy and US Disagree on Agent's Death
Sources: Saudi Arabian King Clinically Dead
Tory Dismay at Leader Affirms Support on War
Israel Rebuffs US Proposal to Arm Palestinian Police
UN Afghan Envoy's Sacking Highlights Abuses, Secrecy
One Year Later, Abu Ghraib Scandal Seen as 'Tip of Iceberg'
West Africa: The Next Afghanistan?
 
17 Bombs Kill 50 in Iraq, Including 3 GIs
Today in Iraq
On Fallujah Streets, New Government Seen as Threat
Zarqawi Calls for Attacks on US Forces: Tape on Internet
113 Kurds Are Found in Mass Grave
Reported Sighting of Zarqawi in Ramadi Hospital
Iraq Video Shows Sudanese Hostages Killed
Uruk Caretaker Hopes Aussie Troops Can Scare Off Looters
Iraqi Politics
Crucial Posts Still Vacant in Iraqi Government Lineup
Bomb Attacks Show Task Facing Iraq Regime
Iraqi Army in the Market to Buy
Jaafari to Miss Istanbul Meeting of Iraq's Neighbors
The New Iraq
High Cost for Free Speech in Iraq
Iraqis Portray Insurgents During Training
New Homes for Lost in Iraq
Massive Sandstorm Bedevils Iraq
Global Iraq Fallout
US Image Darkens in Italy
Iran Expresses 'Satisfaction' With New Iraqi Cabinet
Neighbors to Back Iraq's Political Process, Sunni Participation
French Bank Caught Up in Oil-for-Food Probe
North Korea
June Seen as North Korean Meltdown Point
Can Rice Deal With N. Korea's Kim
US Explores Options to Korean Stalemate
Concerns Grow Over North Korea Nuclear Talks
China/Taiwan
China Rolls Out Red Carpet as It Hosts a Taiwan Politician
Old China Foes Make Peace
China and Taiwan’s KMT Eye Common Market
US Presses China to Install Military-to-Military Crisis Hotline
Wolfowitz Holds Talks With Top Chinese General
Afghanistan
Conflicting Reports on Taliban Commander Fate
Police Arrest Six for Stoning Accused Adulterer to Death in Afghanistan
Unhygienic Food, Stray Dogs Irk Afghan Students
Afghan Air Crash Remains Still Unrecovered
India/Pakistan/Kashmir
UN Fights AIDS in India Military
Missing Husbands in Kashmir
Eight Militants Held in Gilgit
Nepal
Nepal Emergency Expires Today, What Will the King Do Next?
Nepalese King Returns Home After First Foreign Tour
Nepal's Ex-PM Defies Corruption Panel
UN Rights Veteran to Head Monitors in Nepal
Rebels Lift Nepal School Threat
India Keeping Pressure on Nepal
Asia
Japan, India Pledge Mutual Support for UN Seats
India, Japan Sign Agenda for Closer Ties
Turkey Envisages Armenia Ties
Pro-Tamil Editor Found Shot to Death
Europe
Belarussian President Tightens Security
Bulgaria Court Frees Serb War Crimes Suspect
Anger Over Falklands Link to EU
Victims Who Fled Beslan Siege Lose Compensation
Sudan
Official Pariah Sudan Valuable to America's War on Terrorism
Big Boost to Darfur Peace Force
Darfur Case Will Test International Criminal Court
Togo
Crushed Togo Opposition Has Limited Options
Doubts Hang Over Togo Election
German Center Firebombed in Togo
Africa
Uganda: Troops Will Invade Somalia by Early May
Somali 'Premier' Visits Mogadishu
UK Aid Cut Pressures Uganda
Dozens Die in Nigeria Clashes
AU Commissioner Heads to Nigeria for Talks on Togo, Darfur
Peace Pact Raises Hope in Senegal
No Asylum for Rwandan Hutus
Americas
Mexico City Mayor Cleared for Presidential Run
Castro, Chavez Relish 'Axis of Subversion' Label
Chavez: US Citizens Oppressed
People Power Rattling Politics of Latin America
 
Battle of Britain
Study: Vote for Lib Dems Will Not Let in Tories
Brown: Parliament Should Decide on Future Wars
Blair, Howard Play Down Iraq Issue
Peace Camp Fuels Revolt in Blair's Back Yard
For His Son Killed in Iraq, Outsider Seeks to Unseat Tony Blair
Blair Hopes to Put End to Iraq Questions
Labour in Danger of Losing Its Safest Seat in Wales
Iraq Soldier's Mother to Try to Sue Blair
Labour Believes Opposition Is to Blame for Iraq Leaks
UK Stalker Law Used on Antiwar Protesters
UK Law Experts: War Advice Raises Concerns of the Greatest Constitutional Significance'
Vietnam: 30 Years Later
Vietnam's Lost Lessons in America
On Anniversary of Saigon Fall, Shadows of Another War
Vietnam's Long Journey From War
Vietnam's Warrior Generation Still Learning to Open Up After 30 Years
Search for Vietnam MIAs Continues
Marine Charged With Murder
Was It Murder? a US Marine Faces Scrutiny
Witnesses: Marine Who Killed Iraqi Detainees Was 'Overly Motivated'
Witness Refuses to Testify in Pantano Trial
Defense Witnesses Say Marine Charged With Murder Was 'Model Officer'
US Military
Paul Wolfowitz Gets Formal Sendoff
Special Ops to Increase Force Strength to Meet War Demands
Pacific Air Forces Pilot Training Trimmed in Effort to Offset Costs of War on Terror
Fort Stewart Soldier Denied Conscientious Objector Status
Army Will Loosen Rules - Pro-Caliber Athletes Can Get Out Early
Military Recruiting Center Attacked
Army Aiming to Enlist Minorities
Abusing Justice
Lawmakers Shift Tone on Accountability for Prison Abuse Scandal
England to Plead Guilty in Abu Ghraib Abuse Case
The War at Home
Rice Calls for Acceleration of Democracy
Official Says Bolton Flouted Travel Rules
Intelligence Whistleblowers Storm Capitol Hill, Asking for the Right to Be Heard
Congress Pressed to Renew Library-Search Powers, US Attorney Says 9/11 Hijackers Used Public Libraries
California Draft Counselors Advise Students
War on Terror
From the Laptops of Terrorists
Guardian Pulls Ricin Terror Debunk From Website
Internet Posting Stirs Osama Mystery
Swiss Authorities Release Last Two al-Qaeda Suspects
France Detains Two Suspected Militants
Defendants Protest Innocence in Madrid Trial
Lebanon/Syria
UN: Militias in Lebanon Still Need to Be Disarmed
Israeli Spy Master: 'Syrian President Could Be Toppled'
Putin Tells Israel Sale of Anti-Aircraft Missiles to Syria Will Go Ahead
Iran
EU, Iran Fail to Reach Agreement, Will Hold More Nuclear Talks
Russia Plans Nuke Fuel Shipments to Iran Mid-2005
Palestine/Israel
Putin Urges Israel to Let Palestinian Security Forces Use Weapons
Putin Pledges Russian Aid to Palestinians on Historic Visit
Israel: No More Arms to Palestinians
US Accused of Pro-Israel Bias at 2000 Camp David
Conditions Ripe for Mideast Conference: Abbas
Palestinians Arrest Two Militants Over Rocket Fire
Settlers Injure Officer After They Attack Palestinians
Barghouti: Israel's Gaza Pullout Is Partial, Won't Bring Peace
Middle East
Yemen's Ambassador to Syria Seeks Asylum
Turkish, Israeli, Palestinian Businessmen in New Initiative for Cooperation
 
Contributors


4/29/2005
The Thirty Years War


4/29/2005
A Useful Whitewash


4/28/2005
Whitewashing the Holocaust


4/26/2005
Evidence that the US May Be Losing the Global War on Terror

Ilana Mercer
4/20/2005
Yes, Some People Do Push Back

Praful Bidwai
4/19/2005
India, Pakistan Take a Big Stride Forward

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

Ran HaCohen
2/28/2005
Democracy, a Free Press, and Other Fantasies

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?
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